rules-setup

The rules-setup skill targets CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, and .github/copilot-instructions.md files, appending d-market TypeScript and React development rules to guide AI assistants in your project workflow.

Yes, the rules-setup skill automatically appends d-market TypeScript and React coding standards to your .cursorrules file, guiding the AI to use skills like implementation-workflow, coding-standards, and tdd.

No, the rules-setup skill does not require similarity-ts to function, but it checks for the command's availability to conditionally include the code-similarity-ts skill in your project instruction files.

The best way to integrate d-market rules into GitHub Copilot instructions is to run the rules-setup skill, which automatically appends TypeScript development guidelines to your .github/copilot-instructions.md file.

Your AI assistant might ignore TDD and coding standards because your project lacks explicit instruction guidelines, which the rules-setup skill solves by appending d-market rules to CLAUDE.md or .cursorrules.

A limitation is that the rules-setup skill only appends content to existing instruction files and conditionally includes code-similarity-ts based on similarity-ts command availability, without modifying other project configurations.